Educational: Modern (non-native or second) languages

Robins are beautiful birds; however, sometimes many do not survive especially if they fall from the nest.

Heartwarming and honest, "e;Little One Misses His Home"e; is a tale of enduring hope that teaches children their story has only just started, with many more exciting adventures to come -- even after heartbreak.

Dianne Sibeal Donahoe's inspired story about the Valentine children is a true treasure.

Two Licks is a five-year-old boy who doesn't like his bedtime.

From the author that brought you From Broken to Beautiful: A Memoir in Poetry, comes a children's book in great degree alike!

After forty-six years as a missionary pilot's wife, Ruth Scheltema invites young readers to listen to flight logs tell true stories drawn from around the world.

Levi is a lonely Lab that wants to make friends badly.

Thirty ways to say what's what in another language means more smiles in schools.

The Wind Dancers-Kona, Brisa, Sumatra, and Sirocco-are back with four more full-color illustrated titles sure to delight the imaginations of horse-loving little girls everywhere.

This is a story about Chilah, a little African boy who always played alone until he befriended an elephant.

Curly Cauliflower isn't a cauliflower at all, she's a rose!

Wesley can sometimes be a ball hog on the playground with his friends.

Mikey is not your average kid.

As a former family therapist, I know the extreme need for children to know the "e;whys"e; of life.

Discover practical strategies to make reading aloud a meaningful family ritual.

What was it like when God made the world?

Jamie and Jacob are two ordinary boys, always playing and finding things to get into.

"e;Why are there wars?

God Made You uses Bible verses to support the fact that all people are fearfully and wonderfully made in God's own image.

These lessons are a must for children of all ages.

A young boy with a giant imagination asks himself, "e;What if everyday things had wings?

The Wind Dancers-Kona, Brisa, Sumatra, and Sirocco-are back with four more full-color illustrated titles sure to delight the imaginations of horse-loving little girls everywhere.

Have you ever known anyone who has a pet turkey?

Meet comical little old Mr.

When Peter is cooking up a treat, his little sister, Sally, asks what he is making.

Victoria is a faerie, a teacup faerie to be exact.

This book was inspired by my youngest daughter, Ivy Rayne.

Teaching English as a Second Language, in far too many American schools, thrusts, especially new teachers to the craft, into a learning environment where there are many expected learning outcomes and few real classroom tools to achieve them.

Just a few months ago, God created a baby deer named Haylee and a baby chipmunk named Pumpkin.

For many, learning to read English is not an easy task.

Susie Vanderhoof is an outspoken, bright eight-year-old with an imagination large enough to match her heart.

After over a year of being privy to what goes on in your child's classroom, do you wonder if the schools of today have become more of a glorified daycare center to feed and watch children versus an institution made to educate them?

The Heart of Hannah is a funny story about faith, family, and persistence.

Polly the Porcupine is a fun-loving creature who simply wants to give hugs to friends she meets.

French nouns are either feminine or masculine.

A kid favorite of life in the far north, Recess at 20 Below is now repackaged in a new design with bonus content from the author!

A puppy needed a home.

Suzella rode through the Great Forest, lost in thought.

What started out as a typical day has turned into anything but.

A magical story of how one little girl learns the true meaning of giving.

We all make mistakes.

Andy is a small acorn with a B-I-G dream!

Do you have someone you know who loves to wear hats?

Kitty Prince Lamont is known throughout the kitty kingdom for his kindness and generosity.